Deep within the Skeleton Coast National Park, Terrace Bay is a long (six-hour) drive from Swakopmund, and the most northerly point accessible by vehicle.
Here you can stay in bungalows with private toilets and showers. They're very basic, and the cuisine is reminiscent of school dinners, but it is the only place to stay for a very long way.
At present is is being completely renovated - call us for the latest news.
Lodge overview
Lodge type: Beach
No. of bedrooms: 10 bungalows
Season: Open Year Round
Ideal length of stay: The reason to come to Terrace Bay is to explore the Skeleton Coast, so most people only drop in for a single night - although keen fisherment may stay for longer.
Terrace Bay review
The drive up to Terrace Bay was great fun and the road was much better than I had expected. We enjoyed Terrace Bay enormously - the restcamp feels as though it's at the end of the world and the r...
Terrace Bay review
We loved expolring the Sleleton Coast and Terrace Bay was like this little outpost at the end of the earth!. We thought it was really quaint.
We understand it wouldn't suit everyone and the ro...
Terrace Bay review
This place is like a run down ex army camp complete with tired mess hall all in need of a great deal of TLC. No fridge, power plugs hanging of the wall etc.
It is not worth the very long journey fr...
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Homepage on NWR's site This is Terrace Bay's homepage - although even here the details are very sketchy!
Terrace Bay